The Choice Club is definitely worth to recommend when you want to hit the city or afterparty and…read moreenjoy some great music and spend time with friends sipping nicely prepared drinks in really cool, modern environment. Club is conveniently located in the Krakow's city center, and so nicely designed used wooden and other items. I like how the place is designed for lights all over and it is really great place for the party. The staff is professional and lots of entertainment with DJs playing good pieces of music to dance.

I went to this club plenty of times, usually with a group of friends (5 to 15 people) over the…read moreweekend and during the week. This club does not charge a cover to get in which is really great for such a club. The club's main area is not very large but it is composed of many different rooms. The shots/drinks offered by this club are pretty cheap if you're a foreigner. The best thing about this club for me is its location, very close to the Rynek, which means that there are many other clubs and restaurants around. The architecture of this club is also pretty beautiful with a great atmosphere inside and I always felt safe here. Their DJs are usually not very famous, so I would not recommend this club if you want to see very famous DJs performing. Be aware that this place does not offer parking, and that it is absolutely impossible to park in the area. Overall, my experience with this place is very positive and I would definitely recommend it if you're looking to have a good night in Krakow over the weekend. For me, this is the best club in Krakow. Feel free to message me for any additional details that you may need!

My friend and I entered this club purely because of its name. Who can resist the allure of a…read morebasement level bar in Krakow named after Faust?! It was loud, haunting, thumping, cavernous. Drinks were not hard to get or expensive. Conversations was rare. Stone walls, eerie artwork, almost no lighting.. I dug. We grabbed drinks, didn't dance much, I think it was late in the night, and the range of people seemed to run from bros to nightlifers. Despite its location near the market square, it didn't seem like there were many tourists at Faust Cafe.

Faust is a decent bar. In comparison to Krakow's many offerings though, it's hard to point to a…read morereason to come here instead of going somewhere else. Beer is cheaper than in other bars in the Old Town. But then again, you could always go to one of the Pijalnie or Teatro Cubano for even cheaper booze where there's more excitement.

There are places in Krakow that are impossible to rate. For a certain group of people, it will…read morealways be a no-star destination. It all depends on how old and sentimental you are. The Pod Jaszczurami Club has existed since 1960. It has always been a great place to meet for coffee/beer and a cigarette. Sometimes you would drop in for a disco or some artistic event. There were live concerts, poetry evenings, various types of lectures, karaokes etc. I'm talking about the times when Krakow had a tiny fraction of the bars, clubs and restaurants it offers today. I don't know much about this place these days. However from what I've experienced, having been there a few times in the last few years, I have to admit that it's worth a visit like in the old days. In addition, it looks like the entire interior has been restored. Really cool murals depicting local artists, clean and comfortable sofas are new things that I personally do not remember from the past. In the basement there is a permanent exhibition dedicated to local singer Andrzej Zaucha. Everyone loved him and cried after "Zaucha was shot and killed in his hometown Kraków at the age of 42, by French film director, Yves Goulais, along with Goulais's wife Zuzanna whom he suspected of having an affair with Zaucha". Pretty crazy story. I recently stopped in for a beer. I had planned to sit outside, but all the tables were taken. At the time I thought that was a good thing. I sat on a super comfortable couch with a beautiful view of the Church of St. Wojciech and the Sukiennice. The window was spotlessly clean, as if it wasn't there at all. I had a really nice time watching people walking by and sipping cold Książece beer. Next time I'll check the live music schedule, maybe hit a dance floor or join one of the karaoke events. You don't want me to sing, and I won't, no worries.

This is the oldest student club in Krakow since 1960, but it's not just students that go there…read more I've been here twice. We went to Klub Pod Jaszczurami for drinks and they were having a karaoke night so we stayed there for awhile. The drinks are good and it was a nice experience. The next day, we went around looking for a good club but ended back at Klub Pod Jaszczurami. It was an actual club scene that night and the vibe was really fun.

A fab experience, great atmosphere & perfect start to our holiday. Highly recommend. Small but…read moreperfect

With Poland being known for it's vodka, we decided to try a vodka bar. The cool things is that you…read morecan try one of the many flavors of vodka in a 6 glass flight. You order at the counter and then carry your own drinks to your table. The guy at the counter was super helpful getting us started This place is rather small. There were three tables and a bar that faces the wall downstairs, as well as one small table right outside the door. There is a small second story with a couple of tables and a sofa. We grabbed a spot at the bar downstairs, which was lucky. We saw them turning away several groups because there was no seating. We ended up trying these vodkas: salted caramel (omg so good), chocolate, cherry, raspberry, mango, and red currant. All of them were good! This is a really cool way to end the evening. If you come to Krakow, make time for vodka tasting--fun and yummy!!!

Pub Podkowa is a big bar/restaurant with a few rooms inside and a nice designed garden area. The…read moreplace in general has a design inspired by traditional houses and stables. It's a fun place to go out for a beer or other drink with a group of friends. The food they serve is so so, nothing really good so for me this place is not a good option for lunch or dinner.

Everything we ordered was tasty (and we had big company on birthday celebration). They have mostly…read morepolish traditional food. It was pleasant to get a compliment from chef:) Service was good. A lot of details in interior to look at while waiting your order:)

Pasaż has just opened, but it's already shaping up to be the hippest joint in town. The location is…read moreunbeatable, smack in the middle of the Old Town. The ambience is rather unique. The wall of windows give you a nice view of the goings-on in the pasaż. On the opposing side, you're greeted by colorful graphic prints, each of which offers an ironic message, Facebook-style. There's window-side seating with beanbags. There's outdoor seating. There's a spiral staircase. There're alarmingly few toilets. All the necessary ingredients for a mega-successful bar appear to be present. On a practical side, I really like electrical outlets beside the bench by the window. There's one on each end. Excellent spots for plugging in your laptop. The free Wifi is pretty speedy too.

This was a cool place in a very surprising location. Walk through an archway and you're suddenly in…read morean essentially open air courtyard (technically covered, but ceiling is so high and space is so open, you feel like you're outside). Even though there's an entrance from just off the main square, you feel like you're in a much less crowded part of the city and are surrounded groups of young, trendy Krakowians. The atmosphere here is the best part, a great outdoor area with tons of seating on benches made from palettes. And inside has lots of stools, chairs, and bean bag chairs, including some in more secluded areas if you're looking for a more intimate experience. Beers are similar in price to other bars in the area and for those in IPA withdrawal in pilsener-happy Poland, they have a Zywiec APA on draft which was pretty good. Decent liquor selection as well. Pasaz was great and I would definitely recommend it.

Popped into this bar at the end of the night. It is very tucked away and seems to be frequented by…read morelocals. It has a very 70s feel about it you just need to look at the colour of the seats and wall paper. The drinks are reasonable priced and the bar staff friendly. They don't do a table service so you have to order at the bar. I enjoyed my brief visit and will probably go back again. I just can't get drunk in there or the wall paper is really going to mess with my head :-)

Spokój means calm or "chill" in Polish. The name aptly describes the place. People come here to…read morerelax over a drink with friends. Nothing ever happens here. It's basically a bar for locals. For vacationers it's might just too mellow. Could be good spot on for nursing a hangover though. The neighboring Cisza or "quiet" is even more no-drama.